Aly doesn’t believe in psychics. Too bad she just had a vision.

Between finishing her biology degree, taking care of her nephew, and starting a new job at the antique store while drooling over the owner’s gorgeous son, Aly has no time for visions. But when cranky customer Earl is killed, and Aly’s new boss Olive is the prime suspect, she must use her newfound power to save the only person who understands Aly’s gifts. Who hated Earl enough to kill? Police would rather make a quick arrest than investigate, so it’s up to Aly to clear Olive’s name.

This small town is reeling from the first murder in decades. If Aly can get her hands on the right object, she’ll know what happened. Can she learn to control her visions before the killer sets their sights on her?

Welcome to Shady Grove: where science meets seances. Mystic Pieces is the first book in the Shady Grove Psychic Mystery series, which is perfect for readers who like small towns, antiques, supernatural sleuths, and slightly nerdy STEM heroines. Okay, really nerdy heroines. Fans of Stella Bixby, Annabel Chase, Amy Boyles, Lily Harper Hart, and Samantha Silver will be captivated by the secrets of Shady Grove.

Adam Park is a devout bachelor who’s been roped into best man duties for a ritzy NYC wedding. Maya Davis is a hopeless romantic and owner of “It’s Personal,” a small business specializing in customized gifts. When Adam picks “It’s Personal” to make champagne flutes for the engagement party, a promising online flirtation ends with a disastrous first meeting.

Adam wins a second chance, but the road ahead is rough. Eager bridesmaids and exes want Adam for themselves, and Maya must face deep-rooted insecurities because she’s not his usual “type.” Once Adam learns to fight for a real relationship and Maya overcomes her unresolved trauma, they discover whether champagne kisses can grow into love.

The grandsons of William de Wolfe all bear the Mark of de Wolfe – a tattoo of the de Wolfe crest somewhere upon their body. It’s a badge of honor, of courage, and most of all – of family. The Pack sticks together.

Markus de Wolfe has the blood of the Normans and the Vikings flowing through him.

Big, muscular, handsome, and proud, he is a fine tribute to his father and grandfather. As an elite knight for the de Wolfe domain, Markus is called upon to help defend an allied castle. The Scots have overrun the place, killing the lord, and the de Wolfe army moves in to protect it. Markus takes command, appointing himself the personal protect of the lady of the castle and her two small children.

Newly fired from my Manhattan job and fresh off a bad breakup, is it any wonder I got a little tipsy during a wine-tasting road trip and ended up doing snow angels on the winery lawn… in June?

Cosimo Grado, the gorgeous, grumpy, Clark Kent look-alike owner, was not amused. He’s even less amused when his brother hires me on the spot for a summer position at the winery. Pretty sure I saw steam on those sexy glasses he wears. But some time away from the city is just what I need to get my life back on track, so I take the job.

It’s true. I don’t know anything about wine… yet. And I’m not the flighty, spoiled city girl he thinks I am. All I need is a chance to prove myself. But the all-work-no-play Cosimo’s mind is made up.

Too bad for him avoiding me is impossible since we’re both living and working on the premises for the next several weeks. And as the summer heats up, so does the tension between us. He’s trying to focus on his new role as the protector of his family legacy. I’m trying to mend my broken heart before returning to my real life in the city. Neither one of us needs the distraction.

Rebellious southern belle, Sawyer Sweeney is back in her overbearing mama’s house after her latest scandal hit the papers. She’s fresh off a broken engagement and decides to swear off all the men in Hollis, her small Mississippi town. Austin Sweeney is Sawyer’s gorgeous older brother who left Hollis and his golden-boy status after high school. He decides to come back to Hollis for two weeks to check in on his broken-hearted sister and brings Ryan, his secretive work colleague along with him.

When Ryan accidentally reveals the real reason Austin left Hollis and why they are both in town, Sawyer struggles to keep it a secret. She learns Austin and Ryan are undercover agents in the F.B.I and their latest target is a familiar face. Sawyer’s connection to their case makes her a valuable resource, but Austin refuses to let his sister get involved. Sawyer is determined to not only work on the case but work closely with Ryan, even if it means keeping secrets from her brother. Can Sawyer keep all of her secrets straight and stay focused on the task at hand? Or will Sawyer end up in another scandal and left behind with only her broken heart.

When her bookshop closes its doors, Laura agrees to help organize a literary festival. Her initial excitement is followed by panic when she realizes that an innocent mistake has led the festival committee to believe that she is a personal friend of the reclusive writer Dermot Flynn. Even though Laura has been infatuated with Dermot since her college days, traveling to Ireland to persuade him to come out of hiding is not what she had in mind. Nevertheless, she sets off to charm her literary hero into headlining the festival. Unfortunately, Dermot is maddening, temperamental, and up to his ears in a nasty case of writer’s block. But he’s also infuriatingly attractive….

With all the warmth and wit that have made Katie Fforde’s novels huge bestsellers in the U.K., Love Letters is an irresistible tale of love and literature and the quest for a happy ending.

When six-year-old Austen Kittredge was sent up north to live on his grandparents’ farm in 1948, he didn’t know that he would spend the next twelve years of his life there—or that his remarkable stay would never leave him, no matter how far he traveled.

The farm in Lost Nation Hollow would become a magical place for Austen, full of eccentric people—like his stubborn but loving grandparents, whose marriage was known as the Forty Years War—wild adventures, and festering family secrets.

Set between the Upper East Side of Manhattan and a country enclave known as The Village, Is There Still Sex in the City? follows a cohort of female friends—Sassy, Kitty, Queenie, Tilda Tia, Marilyn, and Candace—as they navigate the ever-modernizing phenomena of midlife dating and relationships. There’s “Cubbing,” in which a sensible older woman suddenly becomes the love interest of a much younger man, the “Mona Lisa” Treatment—a vaginal restorative surgery often recommended to middle aged women, and what it’s really like to go on Tinder dates as a fifty-something divorcee. From the high highs (My New Boyfriend or MNBs) to the low lows (Middle Age Madness, or MAM cycles), Bushnell illustrates with humor and acuity today’s relationship landscape and the types that roam it.

Drawing from her own experience, in Is There Still Sex in the City? Bushnell spins a smart, lively satirical story of love and life from all angles—marriage and children, divorce and bereavement, as well as the very real pressures on women to maintain their youth and have it all. This is an indispensable companion to one of the most revolutionary dating books of the twentieth century from one of our most important social commentators.